The release of the very impressive processors under Ryzen architecture on the AMD side really piqued Intel to the vif The American founder would thus prepare a real monster of power, inspired by its competitor

The release of the very impressive processors under Ryzen architecture on the AMD side has really piqued Intel to the quick. The American founder would thus prepare a real monster of power, inspired by its competitor.

For several years, AMD will have survived on the market of processors in the shadow of Intel. The smelter has systematically positioned second place with a supply of chips inspired by the American brand without ever really equaling it in terms of technology or performance.

But with the release of Ryzen processors, AMD has clearly demonstrated its ability to surprise and innovate with a series of modern and well-designed chips, offering technologies that go beyond Intel's. AMD bet on processors with more cores than Intel's, wishing to make 8-core chips a new standard where Intel was limited to 4 with a small evolution in recent years to 6-core processors Processors Intel 8 and 10 cores are limited to three references oriented towards the ultra high end and are invoiced accordingly).

According to information relayed by AnandTech, Intel would be revising its copy to focus on a new series of Skylake-X and Kaby Lake-X processors. Processors expected to be launched next month with the exception of a mysterious reference scheduled for the month of August and which sharpens the curiosity of the most demanding players.

Thus, the table evokes a very serious Core i9-7920X displaying no less than 12 hearts for 24 threads. It would have 16.5 MB of L3 cache but its frequency is unknown, both in standard mode and in Turbo mode.